Greek Revival architecture
The Greek Revival was an architectural movement of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, predominantly in Northern Europe and the United States. It revived the style of ancient Greek architecture, in particular the Greek temple, with varying degrees of thoroughness and consistency.
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Asphodel Plantation
Churchville Schoolhouse
Brooklyn Borough Hall
The Beehive House
Thomas Earl House
Ann Arbor, Michigan
James Litchfield House
William Anderson House
Augustine Hansell House
Judge Robert S. Wilson House
Methodist Episcopal Church Parsonage
John W. Day House
Crescent Plantation
Tezcuco Plantation
St. Emma Plantation
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Greenmead Farms
Carolina Hall
Phillipi House
North Bend Plantation
Kennebec County Courthouse
Building
Sheldon Inn
Apartment
John and Eliza Barr Patterson House
Benjamin and Mary Ann Bradford House
Thomas and Isabella Moore Clyde House
Higbee Street School
Georgia Governor's Mansion
Home in Atlanta, Georgia
St. George Plantation House
Old Bethel United Methodist Church
Port Washington Lighthouse
John Hustis House
Cooke-Dorn House Historic Site
White Rock United Presbyterian
Listin Rear Range Lighthouse
Nauvoo Temple
Gallier Hall
Old Bank of Louisville
Harriet Taylor Upton House
Sylvanus Wade House
Van Wagenen (Apple Tree) House
The Lyceum: Alexandria's History Museum
Dallas County Courthouse
Seguine Mansion
Historic Playmakers Theatre
St. Joseph Plantation Felicity Plantation
Ashland-Belle Helene Plantation
Robert William Roper House
Riddick's Folly House Museum
